Buck Farmer, born on February 20, 1991 in Georgia, had always dreamed of becoming a professional baseball player. He attended Rockdale County High School where he excelled on the baseball field, serving as team captain for three seasons. It was during his time in high school that his passion for the sport truly blossomed.
After graduating from high school, Farmer went on to attend Georgia Tech where he continued to showcase his impressive pitching abilities. He quickly made a name for himself as one of the top pitchers in the ACC, earning recognition as a semifinalist for ACC Pitcher of the Year in his senior season. Farmer's dedication and talent were evident to all who saw him play.
In 2014, Farmer's lifelong dream became a reality when he was drafted by the Detroit Tigers to join their major league team. This was a momentous occasion for Farmer, who had worked tirelessly to reach this milestone. Joining the Tigers pitching staff, which included Cy Young winner Justin Verlander, Farmer was ready to prove himself on the big stage.
Off the field, Farmer is a devoted brother to his sibling Mitchell. Family has always been a source of support and inspiration for Farmer, guiding him through the ups and downs of his baseball career. Farmer's close bond with his family has been instrumental in shaping him into the person and player he is today.
As Farmer continues to pursue his passion for baseball, he remains focused on honing his skills and making a positive impact both on and off the field. His journey is far from over, and he is determined to leave a lasting legacy in the world of professional sports.